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ft FRIDAY, APRIL 18. 1919. ~thenews about to\ Mrs. .Bartlett Out. her Mrs. O. B. Bartlett* who has heeiw a quite flick for some time and re- pear cenlly underwent an operation fo-' G? tonsilitis at the Fennell infirmary, Stan Rock Hill, is rapidly recovering and ; Lee * is able to be out. j Monl lloddey Bell S|>eaks. r'x! m 1 Roddey Bell made a four-minute ' iBk It talk at the Star Theatre .ant night! in the interest of the Victory loan. ^ * He gave some of his e. neriences on the front that were intensely inter ,on' esting. He was a member of the *Uso1 Thirtieth Division and has very re- ' os' . Kellc cently returned. () ^ Hour for Services Changed. Murr The following schedule will be Lang adopted for religious services for the t'ulp, spring and summer months by tlie Lpvli official time. This change was do Kdw; cidcd upon by the ministers at a Kobe meeting last Saturday. Sunday l-\ Si school 10:30 a. in., morning service A. Si J 1:30 a. in., evening service 8:30 p. \ \\ in., midweek prayer meeting 8.30 Muds p. in. .Tanif Dr. Poore Promoted. Hi! Dr. J E. Poore, of Columbia, now ,, I lorn stationed with the 3rd division at . . i v John Mangon. Germany, has been promot- S.U|(( ed to the ranks of iieutenant-colo- ^.U)| nel in the medical corps. This is the , (. highest rank yet attained by any prp(j medical officer from Columbia. I)i. |j(^( Poore Is a brother of Mrs. T. Y. (.? . Williams and son-in-law of Mrs. L. C. Payseur. of Lancaster, and is well I () , known here where he practiced his ^ profession for several years before ^ removing to Columbia. , ? Plyle llc|iort to Prof. Willi All colored soldiers, in any branch Hunt of the service, will please send In Heyw names and addresses to Prof. M. D. Harv Lee. stating when discharged and Jenkl branch of service. Arrangements 1- C are under way to give these soldiers) John a banquet at an early date. man Mack Mr. Terry's Mother Dead. Kills Mrs. C. B. Terry died at her home j,errv in Hamlet Thursday afternoon, nijnK, April 10 at the ago of 67 years. She Henn is survived by her husband and seven Brldj children, one or the latter being W. jjort( H. Terry, of this city, who wan at bourt her bedside when the en(\ came.| Mrs. Terry's five sons and son-in-law i,urk were the pallbearers. Timn i Kvnn Mrs. Springs to Marlon. ' Perrv The Marlon Star says: Mrs. l,e- ^ ^ ^ rVoy Springs. of Lancaster. stare pres- v( ^ ident of the Federated Clubs of .. . lack South Carolina, w ill be in Mai ion o\ ^ Thursday. April '17th. She wili (( make a lalk at the Publ'e l.ihrarv a. ; ene 4:.10 o'clock that afternoon. to ... < liar! which all the women of the town are cordially Invited. Mrs. Springs Is a most delightful and entertaining} \y_ speaker, and a treat is In store for nct a those who can attend this meeting, camp An informal reception will follow jn 0f Mrs. Springs' talk. centri camp The Jewish Relief Fund. 21: As chairman of the Jewish Relief (!e< Fund committee. I wish to thank all VV. H those benevolent citizens of Lan- R. S. caster county who have so cheerfully Willii contributed and responded to the (Tybu cry of the starving Jews of Rurope. Thi You will he pleased to know that meet! more than $1,600 have been pledged, the f of which amount a check of $1,- rlous 144.52 was forwarded today to Mr. Ma August Kohn. state chairman. Co- Pie lunihla, S. C. 1 Bel Mr. Harry Hlrsch Is acting as sec-, (>s< retary of this committee and will re- Vai reive all unpaid pledges as they fall Fei due I am sure it will he a pleas- Noi ant reflection on the part of all who Cr?i have responded to this call to think Jac that their contribution may have Ne< waved a life Hugh It. Murchlson. Tr? Chairman. | Cai " j Lai LUt of IWtnrn?l Soldiers. cai The Lancaster county chapter oL Plx the It^d Cross will give a banquet Hul the returned white soldiers, of: Unl ? Lancaster county, in Lancaster April Oal I Bel Afljveases will be made at the Doi K. a99|pwl6uae Saturday morning, and Elg In the afternoon a picnic dinner will Ric be served on the lawn In front of Het Judge Ernest Moor?^* honle. The Zlo Marine band from Charleston will| Unl play during the day. Every white Ani soldier in Lancaster county Is in- Iter vlted to this banquet. and is re- Foi quested to wear his uniform. Wh The Red Cross wishes the soldiers Tin to understand they will not be asked Lor to buy Victory bonds while In Lan- Rlt caster April 26th. Jqn The colored canteen committee of Pie the Red Cross will entertain the fht colored soldiers at a date to be an- f*u? nounced later. Pie Miss Ktta Skipper, secretary of Tar Home Service department of the Red Dry Cross, has Riven the followlnR list, Bit of returned soldiers. This list Is Her not complete, and Miss Skipper asks Oal that any white soldier whose name Kei does not appear on this list, notify Hal P" ^ h I mwm _ - - J ? ??~^ ? THE LANCASTER Midway, C. W. Illnson. VN AND COUNTY F??t Creek. Ira B. Gardner. fn /inu IsUUnil MonUomery and Crenshaw. i liam Williams. by Thursday. April 24th. | Stoneboro, G. O. Hammond, list of colored soldiers will ap-1 The above mentioned chal in The News at a later date. are requested to appoint a sub ?orxe F. Blackmon. Boyce M. m it tee of two to Ave as they les. Henry W. Thomas. Edward deem necessary and to send McDow, Oscar Sweet, Iluey A. names and addresses of theii tKomery, William Hicks. S. H.jpointees to Chairman W. P. R ps. Orrln C. Blackmon. Jr., W. son so that the literature, c loore, John C. Jones. GeoiRo F.'posters, etc., may be dlstribut ey, James O. Barton. H. E. Es-i Saturday. April 26th, So! e, Robert L. Blackmon. Simeon n?v win '* """ * ? , icmi; ninin me upenn antes. Chester Neal. W. B. Cau- the Victory loan campaign, ai Jr.. Will Sweatt. Malley Fer-1 tractive feature of that meeting it. E. Wee Skipper, Jether Falle, be the Marine hand from Pari no Winnie, Robt. Beckham. Ted land. S. O., and several addr v. Wm. Ilroadus Steele. Stephen v 111 be made especially by reti , Emanuel Hlrsch. Jos. G Mc-' soldiers from overseas. A full ay, Yancy Hinson, Yanceyjgram will he published in The ley. O. Roddey Beil. Robert B. next Tuesday. . Ira W. Pittman. Henry Helms. ? ^ B. Duncan. (Ilenn P. Plyler, ird C. Gooch, Furman Weroy PERSONAM. rts. Darling Harris. Benjamin r>'f. Whiteford Robinson, Claud W. B. Twltty, of Heath Spi illivnn. Hurley A. Baker, James was a business visitor to Lanr 'est. Weroy Roberts, .William FX. yesterday. ion. Jesse Hays, Frank Maree.j * '8 W. Ballard. Arthur Sweatt. Mr and Mrs n c' E. Steele. Henry Deese, Cull ;,nd Mrs W A ,)av,s sP?nt We er. Otis Dees. John W. Stogner. da>' in Charlotte ..Handing the tan Roberts. Minor Otis llinson, hra,ion ,,f ,hp ieturn of the : Theo Wane. Wuke Phillips.,CaroHl,a soldipra . trd Snipes, Wlza Beckham. Misses Caroline and Jo Wee ey /Wilis. S. h. Hough, ( iyburn will have as their guests fo a tit hen. Henry O. Beckham. holidays Misses Jewel \ B. Horton. Pierce llorton. El- Thelma and Waura Salley. stu Springs. Hoyt Steele. Edgar D. at wintlirop college. The \ Quay I). Hood. William G. Me- |?orjpr will entertain In horn y. W illie Stoll, George Parr, Ira their guests Friday evening. Istridge, Robert W. Powell. G./ "oovev. William 11. Hester. Billy! Mrs. .J. M. Carson came up tnald. Chauncey Gregory. W. E.I Kershaw Tuesday and spent th? t. John Falle. ltolin McDow, shopping. o G. Strait. Vernon Tillman, . . Mrs. G. W. Poovey had ai er B. Neal, W ilburt *ang ey, RUpHjs on Wednesday Misses ard Hough. James I, Ballard ^ Qf Cheraw and MlHaea ey B. Kennington. Wade M. Mary Mftr|on Mm|e Wfl Ins. Carl Bennett. Dean Wlngo. ^ Tedd& DoI,oarhi of Catnde, . Brown. John Walter Stogner, , Evans, Elnter Cauthen, Thur- Mr. and Mrs. Waddy R. Tho West. Clyburn Williams, Ira j anH children have returned ey. John R. Shehane. Jasper D , Darlington where they visited John Pressley. John FaulkM-l Timmonn'.. xt- ?? ?? . I?asrah Rowers. W. Carv C.r'm- w. RIackwell. er. Frank Rlackmon, Will'am ett. O. Otis Moblay, E. Ocke n?b Beckham, Harry Settle ?es, Roland Ronvor, Royd R. and Boy Small are among in. Charlie Cook. Joe Col- who havp returned safely from ie. -Jack C. Williams, Charlie aeas in the ,ast fpw dayRBy. Will Sweatt. F. C. Funder- nen H|r8ch nf rharlGstor Thomas V Ralley. Edgar; appndjllR Hevoral dayg h(,re a, .as Self. Earnest Sims. Wm. T.!ol(, home s. Hiram T S'cf'e I.awrence ^ '. Norwood D. Nelson, Gu'her George Cannes, Garry Elliott 'illlnnis. Harry Drakeford Sto- I'ete Rratsos motored to Chai Frank Fisher, Andrew 1.' Wednesday to attend the para* ey. John K. Steele, l,ee Snipes, the 120th regiment. . e !lu"ter Ed Staines. Clvd" , . . . ? Misses Klvlree Patterson urne*. John Irving Gilbert, 'mi 1 . ,, , Evelyn Rell are the guests of (IHhert. Francis R. Moh.ev. ? ,, . Mabel Went/. in Charlotte, ey R. Raker. ^ I Cadet Mathew PoliakofT is at 1 Victory bmn Campaign. j Qn fur,OUKh from the Citad P. Robinson has consented to)apend the Pa880ver holldnya. s chairman of the Victory loan1 ? aign for Ear.caster county, and R. R. Robinson has returned ?-operation with tho following Columbia where he spent a few al committee, will direct the aign which is to open on April W- H" Te"y has returned Hamlet where he was called oi >. W. Williams. E. M. Croxton. rount of thft ,1,nesa and death 0 Milieu, Rev. H. R. Murchlson. mother' Mr8- C. B.^Terry. Stewart, R. E. Wylie, C. E. Mrs. Mary Hough arrived 1 ams. Heath Springs; T. R-1 today from Columbia %vhere si irn. Kershaw. ^ j attending Chicora college, to e e central committee held a . vi.c uamoi u'HMiiiyji Willi 11 IT II nc this morning and appointed er Mrs. B. C. Hough. ollowing chairmen for the va school districts: Mrs. Lewis Rice, of Union, is rhervllle. H. N. Patterson. itinK hftr son-in-law and daug asant Valley. 8. K. Bailes. Mr. and Mrs W. L. Feaster. lair. J. \j. I ettus. j Miss Guy Skipper is at home cola. .1 R. Starnes. (Columbia college .to spend E a Wyck, J. M. \oder. With her mother. Mrs. C. K. Ski rguson, J. R. Sistare. ? rth Lancaster, J. ,E. Craig. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Rohi ligsville, John If. Steele. of Columbia, are spending se ksonham, O. E. McDow. days here at the home of the w Bethel, D. F. Sapp. mer's father. W. I). Robinson. jernaele, C. H. Rowell. idesville. E. B. Funderburk. Misa Hennie Culp left toda> le Creek. J. Roy Cunningham. Hartsville to spend Easter with icaster. C. I). Jones. sister. Mrs. Chas. Funderburk up Creek, B. H. Plyler. ? . ? , .. . Miss Catherine Wylie has ar ie, R. b. I sher. _ home from Winston-Salem v? ford. R. W. Parker. Ion. S. E. A. Hlnson. she ,s a Btudent at the Sa,em a' k Hill. A. A. Knight. my to spend the Easter hoi Itown, H. J. Beckham. jglas, M. J. Green. ;ln, J 8 Haglns. h Hill. R A. Blackmon. J ^ J r;.7; cuiico Ity. J. A. McCain. tloch. W. R. Arant. TUIQ W/ 17 F I Hill. E. R. Jenkins, 1 fllO W fLE-IS. k Hill. P. J Hinson. ========= iltc Rluff, Roach Hinson. 200 bushels specklec tahaw. J c. cook. peas, 100 fat hens, coun vcr ( amp ( reek, W. P. Jones. trv hams 'eralde. W. H. Dratfln. I rh (TOSH Roads. J R Caskey. ! We wan\ the farmen aaant Hill. C. S. Robertson. to se?us when they havt trleaboro. E. C. Mango. | thinpr to sell, iton. W. I., Crlmmlnger. ~ aaant Plain, J. W. Welch. 1 m ^ CU-. rergusonto. ice. W. B. Bruce. ** ith Springs, H. A Morton. 1 "The Home of Every thurat, L. R. Rollings thinR (iood and New ? ahaw, T. B. Clyhurn. flHHHHHBfliHBfliiHMNH ?, igJMMk \ . ?* PAGE FIVE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiies I = iz suits of Tricotine and Fine French 7 " Serge in tailored Box and Blouse etniyre ?those = fects, fine Brocade and Satin linings, over- = Reduced from $39.50 to .... $29.75 EE 15 Suits of Fine French Serge in all the i. = season's best models, every Suit showt his ^ newest features in trimming , =5 and perfectly tailored throughout. Foran<t 33 mer price $25.00. Reduced for this n?tte|=H sale $18.75 le of ? X* 1 Tailored Suits for Stout hom. 1 Women el to = = 12 Fine Tailored Suits for short women in Navy and Black. Sizes 45 to 54 bust. ,' v H $25.00 to $45.00 iiiiiimiiiiuHiiimuiiuiituiiiiiiuiiiHii niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f his ? -with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Charlotte on VVodn E. Wylie. the 30th division. home ^ ? he Is J Mrs. Julian Williams has return- "Ted" Kelley, 1 ipend ed to her home in Charleston after a France for the pai noth-i month's visit to her aunt, Miss Alice released from the I McNeil. returned to his hon i vls-j Datta Davis has returned from a Capt. I. K. Calk ;hter, few days trip to Charlotte. to his home in Chi *" ing some time w pisses Rozella and Marguerite sprjnK8 from f>riscol 1 have returned home after * aster 8pen,nng a few days in Charlotte Mrs. Demy Spri Pl>er. with relatives. ijElliotie Springs m Wednesday where nson, Roscoe I.ingle and W. B. Cauthen a few days. VPra' spent Tuesday and Wednesday in *or" Columbia. Waine CIreen has returned to * BUSINESS fer Ware Shoals after spending the 1 her week-end here. TWO-MI'I.K FARM Will furnish teai Paul .lom><! of fJnffnov 1" il"'1'"" riven ' , , "" "*" necessary. See i . _ his sister, Mrs. Hazel Ferguson. ,, , , here ^ " Helms, l-ancastei cade- Walter Mcllwaine. of Asheville, idays js spending several days here visiting relatives. WANTED THIS \ ? * hens. Good prl John Faile spent Wednesday in guson Co Charlotte. ... ,. . * . , ? POTATO PLANTS ( harlie Funderburk. of Harts, . . your order now ville. spent Thursday here. i . and you can ge Mr. and Mis. 11. R. Markey, Mrs after April 10th Molly Perry, Miss Mayme Mackey.' Mrs. John M Madra nnd Mrs L. C. ??????? Ha/.en by attended the celebration in W>Ull OH 1 Potato Plants n Catarrh Cannot Be Cured Zl p, with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as they - ' cannot reach the seat of the disease Golden and otht Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in- ftr?n ? , fluented by constitutional conditions, and oreu. In order to cure it you must take an , Internal remody. Hall's Catarrh Medl- ?,i-v * m/ivci l< ? cine Is taken Internally and acts thru m'" * ''N fi the blood on ths mucous surfaces of the ride It la ohe system. Hall's Catarrh Medicine was l prescribed by one of the beat physicians your work anltnt In this country for years. It is com- ??? nhfv.lt .. * posed of some of the best tonics known. " 11 , | combined with some of the best blood 32-tf. j purifiers. The perfect combination of the Ingredients In Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ih what produces such wonderful WK ARE AGENTS , results In catarrhal conditions. Bend for a. . . , testimonials, free. Steam I-aundry. F-J, CHENEY A CO., Props . Toledo. O w||i 8end for yo g , All Druggists. 7Cc. Mm Hall's Family Pills for constipation. gUHon Pressing < _?.. ??? ? " ? *- ? - : NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C. I ijlllllllllllllllllllltnillllllllllll!! Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Hill i! Robinsonobin = STi 1 LANCASTER'S L Idlers 35 =r=r==r==r=rr=== "I I ANNOUNCINi esses := S| GREATEST If ? | We begin Saturday IV ? I Reduction Sale of \ T" 1 Tailored Suits, also 1 M"r,h g Spring Suits from all Por- ? ????????? r the EE Veils. == IN THIS UNUSUAL SALE WE WILL dents ? THE MAJORITY OF THESE GARMEN lisses _ THE LAST TEN DAYS, ALL FRESH r>r or ? ;EXCLUSIVE DESIGNERS. WE WILL from's YOU INSPECT THIS WONDERFUL 1)1 1 day EE eu" 1 Women's Fine Tailored r-1 suits mson == 8 Fine Poiret Twill and Tricotine Suits from EE all exclusive and different models. ReMr? i= duced from $45.00 to $32.75 rs. J.l= ^ ~V*1UUU V>U. I EADING STORE j G A SALE OF | flPORTANCE 1 lorning a tremendous | Vomen's High Class 1 Dolmans, Capes and g the fashion centers. g INCLUDE EVERY SUIT AND WRAP, |? TS HAVE ONLY BEEN RECEIVED IN g| AND NEW FROM NEW YORK'S MOST = ONLY LIST A FEW AND ASK THAT H SPLAY BEFORE BUYING. || Women's Dolmans, g Capes and Coats 1 Every garment must be sold to make S: room for summer dresses. A great op- EEj portunity to get a Fine Wrap at Half == Price. All will be sold at a tremndous re- == duclion. Choose early while we have your =E size. tir" We Have Just Placed g on Sale 1 50 Georgette Dresses in White, Flesh, == Pastel and Street Shades. These rlres. ses were bought special for late Easier EES shoppers. These dresses are beautiful in === color and design. No two dresses alike. 53 The showing includes beaded embroid- EES ered and tucked effects. A model for EE every figure. Priced at EE $ 15.75 to $42.50 =3 IllllllllllilllllllllllUlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIll t'sihty in honor of CABBAGE PLANTS of all kinds for sale at 25 cents per 100. Plant now and get an early start. And. a ho has been in cheaper than buying the seed st year, has been j R Mackorel, S2_tf service and has _____ than has returned H H icago alter spend- H T H ('apt. Klliott'l B Ings and Captain! H 1 otored to Sumter H lvC^V/l V Cvl Q th? y are spending m 3 Beachnut Goods? I S Peanut Butter, B ... 3 NOTICES rn.nberrvSa.ee, i a . i II hatsup. gg I to let on shares M BR ns and evorythlng H Don t Worry About H me at once J k B CAKE FILLING. B r. R. K. D. 6. 11 49-2t. { 1 have it. Marshmallow ! I Creme. It does the VKKK?100 fat WQrk ees paid by Per Shelled Almonds, .' Prunes, ''lease give u? Apricots, for po..fo plant. 0]. Ze t them any time.M k. w. statare. Fresh Cabbage, Can45-tf ned String Beans, Kraut tllKBS for S.Kl I Peas' Cor"' Lima BeanS' ow and you will H beans. getting them. Morning Glory Hams, irto Rico. Godby I T, ., . ,r.. J. B. Mark-:I Everything usually j 2-tf. tound in an up-to-date 1 grocery. ind pay while you a .. r .. v ' ... Satisfaction or i our aper than riding ila. Come in and H Money Hack. B. Mackorell. H : tor 11.. Ch.nou. IW H TFRRY Phone UH and we ur laundry. Per-, 26-tf. ' BHHHBHHMMH I